15 hot vacation spots where rentals hold their value year-round

Northwest of Honolulu on the island of O'ahu, Waianae is a small coastal town.

Slowest month for rentals: October

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $17

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 68%

Average daily rate: $143

Likely thanks to its proximity to Disney World — it's just outside Orlando — Clermont, Florida sees little difference between demand in winter and summer.

Slowest month for rentals: September

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $33

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 60%

Average daily rate: $160

With several big universities in the area and very close to the state capital, Raleigh, Durham attracts visitors all year round.

Slowest month for rentals: January

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $ 23

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 58%

Average daily rate: $104

Just north of Atlanta, Marietta, Georgia attracts visitors during its mild winters.

Slowest month for rentals: January

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $43

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 50%

Average daily rate: $128

The state capital of North Carolina, Raleigh is also a business epicenter and close to several universities.

Slowest month for rentals: January

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $14

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 62%

Average daily rate: $113

Located on the Island of Kauai, Kappa is a small town that offers a home base to explore waterfalls, hiking trails, Nounou Mountain, and less-crowded beaches.

Slowest month for rentals: December

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $36

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 72%

Average daily rate: $219

Also on the Island of Kauai, Koloa offers plenty of hiking and water sports.

Slowest month for rentals: August

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $112

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 68%

Average daily rate: $353

An urban oasis on the south side of Oahu, this Hawaiian city boasts Waikiki beach, and keeps attracting visitors all year round.

Slowest month for rentals: October

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $24

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 71%

Average daily rate: $172

Home to the Sunset Strip and other iconic Hollywood attractions, West Hollywood brings visitors outside Downtown Los Angeles and nearby Beverly Hills.

Slowest month for rentals:

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $141

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 52%

Average daily rate: $539

Las Vegas, Nevada offers year-round gambling, clubs, shows, and more, making it a year-round destination.

Slowest month for rentals: December

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $39

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 58%

Average daily rate: $193

Best known for the city's prominent contributions to science and space discoveries, Houston is also a coastal town on the Gulf of Mexico.

Slowest month for rentals: January

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $13

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 50%

Average daily rate: $116

Sacramento is California's state capital, and offers a historic feel for visitors all year round.

Slowest month for rentals: January

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $14

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 68%

Average daily rate: $139

Dallas offers a modern Texas lifestyle in the center of a bustling center of commerce.

Slowest month for rentals: December

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $12

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 58%

Average daily rate: $129

On the island of Kauai, Princeville attracts water sports lovers and nature lovers alike.

Slowest month for rentals: December

Difference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $33

Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 68%

Average daily rate: $270

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